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Name: Andy Davis
Home Page: www.andys-records.com
Member Since: Dec 16, 2008
Rank: 22
Average Vote Received: Needs Major Changes (1.64, 11 votes)
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Location: Aberystwyth Wales
Profile: I run a small indie shop in West Wales and am offering here a small portion of my stock at present and shall try to get as much of it up here for you to browse as I can, there are a lot of items which are not listed on Discogs so I cant put them on here, the reason is that life is FAR too short to be typing out tracklists, engineer's shoe sizes and which remix is on which variant and I keep getting it wrong according to the good people who judge these things, who give a lot of their spare time to correcting submissions, Respect due to all of you but this is not the way I wish to spend my life, so if you dont see what you want, especially with Drum and Bass white labels (of which I have many unlisted)ask and you never know, I may have some of them.Happy Shopping.
I shall try to keep the list up to date as often as I can and add whenever I can.
However stuff does sell from my shop and occasionally this might mean someone orders something which is sold out! I know this is a pain but I will try to let buyers know quickly when this occurs and de-list accordingly as I have no intention of wasting anyones time, least of all my own.
About the Vinyl.. we do not have a deck in the shop anymore and customers are asked not to touch the vinyl on display, this preserves the quality of the plastic but if a sleeve gets dropped, well..it happens,
I try to list sleeve condition as accurately as is possible and most items are marked up as "MINT" simply because they will not have been played or handled.Simply because I remark "may have shelf-wear" this does not mean it DOES have any, and I will tell you if there are any really bad rips or ring-wear issues.
I try to pack stuff as well as I can and now I have started to take the LP out of the sleeve for packing,(so it doesnt shoot through the sleeve) I shall only do this where there is no shrink-wrap.
Where possible I have left shrink-wrap intact but if you get yours with the wrapper off it means that the plastic has been stored seperately from the sleeve which is on the racks. This is often standard practice in shops, and means that back up stock can be filed "backstage" and hence preserved. Wherever possible, if I have more than 1 copy of an item (you won't see this as Discogs isnt that advanced yet!)then I shall always give you a sealed copy rather than the shelf copy or at least the best one I have.
Overseas buyers are often not amused by not receiving a sealed copy but this is not always possible with vinyl (and it's certainly not eco-friendly or sustainable!), also it allows me to check the item before it leaves here.
I have had 35 years experience selling vinyl in more than 6 different shops in the UK but please don't assume I wear any kind of anorak,I am not a specialist collector myself, I am a salesman. Hence it is my aim to sell the stuff to people who will come back for more, so if there are any questions or issues before or after a sale I am happy to help.
Seller Rating: 98.4% positive (191 ratings)

Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (1 ratings)

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Four Tet - Jupiters / Ocoras May 26, 2012 (edited 2 days ago)
It might be just that this does not have the words "Yorke" or "Burial" attached to it. Otherwise the price would probably shoot up. Is it worse than when people believe speculation that there are "300 only" and the rumour sticks...label says nothing and represses 3 times. Now who'd do such a thing??we can all be guilty of a bit of cynical profiteering in these hard times.
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Kromestar - Colourful Vibrations (Part 2) Jun 24, 2011
Kromestar - Colourful Vibrations EP 1 Dubstep For Deep Heads
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The first of a pair of limited run 12”s pulling up three tracks from Kromestar’s new CD ‘Colourful Vibrations’, along with the exclusive vinyl-only ‘Earthling’ . Kromestar is an incredibly prolific producer, whose well known heavy dubwise sound stretches over nearly 50 12”s right back to early releases for Deep Medi and Hotflush in 2006 & 2007. His second solo album ‘Colourful Vibrations’ is a 12 track set tailor made for anyone looking for dubstep on the deep and souful tip. The sounds Kromestar has created for the album are not dissimilar to the type of atmospheres he executed so well on ‘My Sound’ in 2008, with loads of pads and swirls, rich basslines, flutes, and well thought out samples to match. The biggest difference this time out is the higher degree of polish, showing that his prodcution skillset is much improved since his debut : each sound on the frequency spectrum has space to breath and enter your ear with ease, while every well rounded track offers crisp, clean production throughout. ‘Colourful Vibration’ has a variety of moods, but the main focus is Kromestar’s genius ability to create ambient, soulful dubstep. There are a few bangers tunes too, as you would expect from this practitioner of the art, but thankfully all contain no pointless sub-wobble whatsoever. Ultimately, ‘Colourful Vibrations’ is a stunning album that will open up a new chapter in the Kromestar story.
A1: Shake It A2: Konfuzed B1: Disagree B2: Earthling

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